DW BUREAU / Chandigarh Haryana Deputy Chief Minister, Dushyant Chautala said that HSIIDC (Haryana State Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation) is the nodal agency of the State Government to develop and accelerate the pace of Industrialization in the State. He added that no compromise on quality will be tolerated in any ongoing projects. The Deputy Chief Minister was presiding over the review meeting regarding the projects worth more than Rs. 25 crore being prepared by HSIIDC. Sh. Chautala extensively reviewed the entire ongoing projects one by one worth over Rs. 400 crore. Apart from senior officers of HSIIDC, persons associated with the projects were also present on the occasion. Dushyant Chautala said that HSIIDC is the nodal agency to accelerate the development of industrialization in the State. HSIIDC has constructed multi-storied buildings such as Vanijya Nikunj Buildings, Japanese Hostel Gurugram, office building at Panchkula, Manesar, Kundli, Auditorium building at IMT Manesar, and Community Centre at IMT Manesar. He directed to expedite the work while reviewing the 'Common Effluent Treatment Plants' currently being constructed and the CETP-projects to be upgraded for more capacity. The Deputy Chief Minister said that in Barhi village of Sonipat district, a Common Effluent Treatment Plant of 16 MLD capacity to 26 MLD capacity has been built at a cost of Rs. 27 crores. He added that the construction of 10 MLD capacity CETP is being built at a cost of Rs. 34.50 crore so that the polluted water from industries can be treated and reused. Further, up-gradation of the existing CETP of 04 MLD capacity to 10 MLD capacity is being built at IE Kundli, Sonipat at a cost of Rs. 23.70 crore and up-gradation of existing 5 MLD CETP to 10 MLD is being done at IE Rai with an estimated cost of Rs. 20.21 crore. He directed to work expeditiously to complete all the above projects. Dushyant Chautala took the feedback of the up-gradation of infrastructure facilities in the industrial estate located at Narwana in Jind district with an estimated cost of Rs. 15.29 crore and asked the officers concerned to expedite the work. (editor@dailyworld.in)